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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1906

Page

3

Rist Family in Jamaica Plain Claims 16 Children

George and Mrs. Rist of 20 Boylston Avenue Jamaica Plain married 18 years say they have 16 children with one nine month old. The father a machine operator at Boylston brewery and mother a German immigrant, oldest child Katrina 18, others in grammar and primary schools.

Mrs. Rist Roosevelt Jamaica Plain George Rist Boylston Avenue Jamaica Plain Rist Boylston Wurtemberg Germany Adolph Berwind German Lutheran Church Berwind Seiberlich Katrina Minnie Heinirich Lillian Joe

Norwell Veteran at 78 Plans Fast-Tracked Wedding

Benjamin W. Prouty, 78, Civil War veteran from Norwell, became engaged to Lucretia M. Early of Lebanon, Pa. after a pen pal courtship. Prouty has fallen seriously ill. if he recovers, the wedding is expected to proceed soon. Early is the niece of Confederate general Jubal Early.

Norwell Benjamin W. Prouty Prouty Lucretia M. Early Jubal Early Lebanon Penn J. H. Prouty Benjamin Mr. Prouty

First Baptist Church Announces Winter Music Services

The music committee says winter musical services at First Baptist Church Boston begin Nov 18 with 14 oratorios performed by a quartet and chorus of two. Admission is by mail order cards to Music Committee, First Baptist Church, Boston, before Nov 2. after that, cards go to capacity.

First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue First ‘Baptist Church Boston

Fleming Loses License for Harboring Drunken Man

Boston license board revoked John Fleming & Co. saloon at 183 Norfolk Avenue Roxbury for harboring an intoxicated man on premises. Commissioner's complaint from Patrolman Gould and Captain Curran. Fleming said the man was brought by a friend. he ordered him out and the friend moved him to a vacant lot where he was arrested. License not to be reissued this year.

Boston John Fleming & Co Norfolk Avenue Roxbury O'Meara Gould Curran Station 9 Fleming

Costs $28 to collect $1 at York Custom House

Maine seacoast cities debate abolishing small customs houses as Congress nears a session. Report shows York’s 3.37 dollar collection cost per dollar and other towns’ costs, with Bangor and Machias noting high efficiency and waste.

York Custom Eastport Maine Congress Bangor Boston Machias Castine Wicaseet Frenchman's Bay York

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Paly Variant Claim

Advertisement-style note promises cure for piles with Vintment asserting relief in six to fourteen days. Includes guarantee and money-back offer if not cured and mentions itching, blindness of symptoms, and protruding piles with a time frame of six to 314 days.

Italian Cruiser Ettore Fieramosca Feted in Boston

The Italian cruiser Ettore Fieramosca docked in Boston from New York for a 10 day stay. Rear Admiral Roberto Cali aboard with Captain Mazzinzi and Rear Admiral Snow planning a reception. Italian citizens and consul Dr Brindisi organizing banquets for officers and crew before the ship sails to Italy to be sold and broken up as an old craft.

Ettore Fieramosca New York Boston Roberto Cali Mazzinzhi Snow Brindisi Italy

Porter Court Martial Continued To Nov 9

The court martial of A. S. Porter pay clerk to Paymaster Tiffany on the battleship Rhode Island was held at the navy yard and postponed to November 9 for further proceedings. Porter requested bonds for his freedom, but the court ruled it had no jurisdiction and allowed telegraphing to the Secretary of the Navy.

A. 8 S. Porter Tiffany Rhode Island Navy Yard Porter Secretary of the Navy

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